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Posted by Russ57 on March 5, 2007 at 17:14:35:
You know I am playing with speakers....I will use an evil op amp crossover at first but line level passive will be the goal. The high pass (250 hertz) of the band pass filter (to midrange) could be done nice and easy with coupling caps and cathode bypass caps in the power amp. But if I have grid chokes on the output tubes won't trying to create a roll off with coupling caps just raise my resonance point with my grid chokes?

Russ
P.S. You had mentioned a way to not have bass muddy the mids before...is this one of your tricks?